My guess would be that you have a plugin using the output filter to replace text in your webpage, and it’s replacing part of the Pinterest image description with incomplete / incorrect HTML. Does the following look familiar?
<div class='css-events-list'><div class="row">
js.
Thread Starter
olppa
(@olppa)
I already disable the plugin so you might not be able to verify the error.
Also I noticed that when I had you plugin enabled a front end forms for submitting events on my site disappeared and when I disabled the plugin they were back again.
The plugin I use for event management is called Events Manager (https://wordpress.org/plugins/events-manager/)
Judging by the number of ob_start() in that code, I’d say they’re doing some search-and-replace in the webpage, and replacing text they shouldn’t — like adding HTML meta tags in meta tag values — that’s a big no-no.
events-manager/admin/em-docs.php: ob_start();
events-manager/admin/em-options.php: ob_start();
events-manager/classes/em-booking.php: ob_start();
events-manager/classes/em-booking.php: ob_start();
events-manager/classes/em-booking.php: ob_start();
events-manager/classes/em-calendar.php: ob_start();
events-manager/classes/em-event.php: ob_start();
events-manager/classes/em-event.php: ob_start();
events-manager/classes/em-event.php: ob_start();
events-manager/classes/em-event.php: ob_start();
events-manager/classes/em-event.php: ob_start();
events-manager/classes/em-event.php: ob_start();
events-manager/classes/em-event.php: ob_start();
events-manager/classes/em-event.php: ob_start();
events-manager/classes/em-event-post.php: ob_start();
events-manager/classes/em-events.php: ob_start();
events-manager/classes/em-location.php: ob_start();
events-manager/classes/em-location-post.php: ob_start();
events-manager/classes/em-person.php: ob_start();
events-manager/classes/em-taxonomy-frontend.php: ob_start();
events-manager/classes/em-ticket-booking.php: ob_start();
events-manager/classes/em-ticket.php: ob_start();
events-manager/templates/placeholders/bookingbutton.php: ob_start();
events-manager/em-actions.php: ob_start();
events-manager/em-actions.php: ob_start();
events-manager/em-actions.php: ob_start();
events-manager/em-actions.php: ob_start();
events-manager/em-actions.php: ob_start();
events-manager/em-events.php: ob_start();
events-manager/em-functions.php: ob_start();
events-manager/em-rss.php: ob_start();
events-manager/em-shortcode.php: ob_start();
events-manager/em-shortcode.php: ob_start();
events-manager/em-shortcode.php: ob_start();
events-manager/em-shortcode.php: ob_start();
events-manager/em-shortcode.php: ob_start();
events-manager/em-shortcode.php: ob_start();
events-manager/em-template-tags.php: ob_start();
events-manager/em-template-tags.php: ob_start();
events-manager/em-template-tags.php: ob_start();
events-manager/em-template-tags.php: ob_start();
events-manager/em-template-tags.php: ob_start();
events-manager/em-template-tags.php: ob_start();
events-manager/em-template-tags.php: ob_start();
events-manager/em-template-tags.php: ob_start();
events-manager/em-template-tags.php: ob_start();
events-manager/em-template-tags.php: ob_start();
events-manager/em-template-tags.php: ob_start();
events-manager/events-manager.php: ob_start();
events-manager/events-manager.php: ob_start();
js.
Actually, let me correct that — the bad/incomplete HTML was added to an image HTML tag attribute — also a big no-no, obviously. 😉
I would suggest you report the issue to the Events Manager guys.
js.
Thread Starter
olppa
(@olppa)
Thank you for checking the problem so quickly.
Yeah, looks like Events Manager is the culprit here.
Thanks for checking it out.
I will report this to the Events Manager team 🙂
